Say goodbye to the Year of the Rat and hello to the Year of the Ox. Lunar New Year – also known as ... from drive-thru celebratory meals to Zoom performances to ensure that this year will ...

The Chinese lunar new year is here, and 2025 marks the year ... Not a fan of the limelight, the goat likes to blend into the background, preferring simplicity and elegance. They avoid ...

Lunar New Year: Year of the Snake starts January 29! Lunar New Year is a tradition for welcoming a fresh start to the new year, as well as, honoring ancestors. “At QPL, we are kicking off celebrations ...

Vibrant colors, exciting acts, and lively music will soon light up the stage at Edison Theater this Friday (Jan. 31) and Saturday (Feb. 1) when students take center stage for the Lunar New Year ...

On Sunday, the Santa Barbara Chinese School and the Santa Barbara Public Library will host a Lunar New Year Family Festival ... stories regardless of their background,” Jew said.

The Pokemon GO Lunar New Year 2025 event runs from January 29-February 2 with ... Ash is a gaming and esports writer/editor with a rich background in the industry since 2017. Starting as a beta tester ...

The background is a red envelope, a reference to the gifts of money exchanged in red envelopes to symbolize good fortune. Lunar New Year, which falls on the first new moon of the lunar calendar ...

Lunar New Year, or the Chinese New Year ... Minnie has a yellow flower in her ear and they are both placed on a red circular background with “2025″ in yellow. On another pin, Mickey stands alone on a ...

The Lunar New ... year of the Snake. The Taiwanese Student Association focuses on coordinating events for Taiwanese and other students at the University looking to celebrate their cultural ...

With the vote of its Board of Trustees last year, CUNY became one of the first universities in the nation to designate the Lunar New Year, the Muslim holidays ... is welcome and respected no matter ...

A Universal (Earth only) Rule No matter where you are, the rule is simple: The second month after the Winter Solstice, when you look up and see no moon, it’s Lunar New Year. Type of story: Explainer ...